Scott Woodward owns a fishing camp in a place called Port Fourchon (FOO-Shawn), a marshy paradise for outdoorsmen and a playground for oil workers, the southernmost point in Louisiana accessible by vehicle. Port Fourchon is one of the outstretched toes of the Louisiana boot, dipping farthest into the Gulf of Mexico and blurring the line of land and sea, a swampy spot where getting around might be easiest in white shrimping boots. Port Fourchon is located in a parish named Lafourche (LA-Foosh), features a place called the Kajun Truck Plaza & Buffet, and is surrounded by a dozen bays, bayous and canals with names that only Cajuns pronounce correctly.
Scott Woodward Left Texas A&M to Pursue Lifelong Love Affair With LSU
